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Water woes bring floods of community support
Local newsThe issue was caused by a burst water pipe running 350m down Bluff Road near the entrance of Magnor Flats,…
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Young artists shine in the spotlight
Local newsThe Grosvenor Girls’ Grade 12 visual arts learners showcased their masterpieces recently displayed at an exhibit placed at the school.
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Forgive when the time is right for you [LETTER]
LettersThe decision to forgive or not is entirely up to you. People should not control the decision and it must…
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Merebank pioneer Chinsamy Moodley dies
Local newsThe 93-year-old was known to residents as a pioneer and a master shelter man for his marquee business.
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Frustrations rise as Glanville Rd dumpsite goes from bad to worse
Local newsCllr Gavin Hegter shared that various municipal departments had agreed that the dumping at the Glanville Road Garden Refuse Site…
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Mowat Park journo brings stories to life
Local newsKuzivakwashe Chikanya is part of the Siyakhulisana Programme at the school for learners who are interested in the media and…
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Grateful Yellowwood Park senior [LETTER]
LettersI was overwhelmed and her kind gesture is deeply appreciated.
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Cancer awareness Daredevil Run open for entries
Local newsPrepare to see the streets of your 'hood' painted purple on Friday, October 15, when thousands of brave men in…
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Cuttings Beach polluting culprit wanted
Local newsSDCEA personnel, Bongani Mthembu, and Desmond D’sa took samples at the scene for testing.
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Theft contributes to infrastructure damage, police say
CrimeThese cables range between copper, electrical, and telephone including water pipes.
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Creepy crawlies week – it’s all about the Drakensberg creeper
Local newsScorpions feed on other small insects, specially millipedes, which make them a valuable addition to the garden.
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Junior primary embraces Literacy Day
GalleriesPlaying the nurturing role that they do, teachers took their learners outside to enjoy a good storybook.
